Crippen trial hearing cites skilled surgical amputation
London Sept 14 testimony in the Crippen murder case described body parts found in Hildrop Crescent as severed by a hand skilled in surgery. Prof. Pepper said the pieces came from a human body with no bones or genitals, and that the cutter showed exact anatomical knowledge. The courtroom was crowded as Dr Crippen and Ethel Le Neve faced cross examination. The 8th birthday party for Rev Kirkland's son followed in a separate notice.
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London
Crippen
Augustus J. Pepper
University of London
Hildrop Crescent
Tittle Court
Bow Street
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Arthur Newton
Ethel Clara
Leneve
Wardrees
Prof
Pepper
South Carolina Delegation to the House and Local Updates
The article lists South Carolina’s future congressional representatives by district with terms and ages, noting Byrnes leading a second district contest by 57 votes. It details each district’s counties and 1900 populations, and mentions Daisy Godbold’s return to Dillon after six weeks in North Carolina and visits to Chester and Che taw with friends.
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George Swinton Legare
Charleston
Wyatt Aiken
Abbeville
Joseph Travis Johnson
Spartanburg
David Edward Finley
Yorkville
James Edwin Ellerbe
Marion
Aasbury Francis Lever
Lexington
J. Wm. Stokes
Byrnes
Patterson
North Carolina
Daisy Godbold
Dillon
Chester
Che- Taw
Featherstone thanks supporters in defiant bid for governor
A South Carolina gubernatorial candidate thanks Democrats who backed him in the recent primary. He praises loyal supporters from prohibitionists to local optionists, says he fought a clean race, and will continue to work for the state's best interests while supporting the new administration. Also notes newspaper backing and receives many letters of loyalty.
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South Carolina
Herald
Latta Death Shocks Dillon. Mrs L H Smith Obituary
Mrs L H Smith dies at Latta and her Dillon visitants mourn. Bride only a few months, sister to Clerk of Court dno C Bethea, many Dillon friends attended her funeral. Also notes Charleston appendicitis operation, sewing machine ad, and local visits by Misses Kate Mary Carter Myrtle Bauman Lena Hampton. New dress goods at E L Moore Co and Wheeler Hardware ad.
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L. H. Smith
Latta
Dillon
Kate
Mary Carter
Charleston
Estelle Ellerbe
Daisy Edwards
Mamie Braddy
Hope Manning
Jane Berry
Mise Floy Bethea
Gary Evans
Mise Inez McLaurin
Mise Thelma Brown
Mise
Kate Covington
Farmers Union Meeting at Dillon County Courthouse Oct 8 1910
Dillon County Farmers Union meets in Dillon at the Court House on Saturday October 8 1910 at 11 o clock Local unions must elect delegates and secretaries to file reports for full county and state representation Delegates to the State Farmers Union will report on important business inviting broad attendance and farmer movement progress. A J Cottingham County President Frank Sanderson County Lee and Trees sign.
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Dillon County Farmers’ Union
Dillon
Court House
Jonce
State
Farmers’ Union
J.C. Cottingham
Frank Sanderson
Lee
Free State News Local Social Notes and Pursuits
Miss Gertrude Allen of Brownsville and Mrs H W Jackson of White Springs Fla visit relatives here. Ruth Hayes Florence Allen depart for Hartsville to enter Coker College. Belle Moore returns from Pittsburg to study music in Durham. Gus Alford and sister F Ella Henry visit. Yancy LeGette leaves for Spartanburg to enter Wofford Fitting school. Lawrence Bundy family of Clio visit. E C Moore goes to Gibson on extended visit. Pierce Rogers leaves for Weaverville College near Asheville.
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Gertrude Allen
Brownsville
Rey
H. W. Jackson
White Springs
Fla
Ruth Hayes
Florence Allen
Hartsville
Coker College
Belle Moore
Pittsburg
Durham
Gus Alford
Florida
F. Ella Henry
Latta
Gus Ellen
M. A. Fenegan
Yancy LeGette
Spartanburg
Wofford Fitting School
Lawrence Bundy
Clio
M.A. Ellen
E. C. Moore
Gibson
Pierce Rogers
Weaverville College
Asheville
Mrs. Rogers Leads By A Good Margin In Race
First prize is a $400 piano with second prize a $200 rebate certificate and other prizes including a $150 rebate certificate. The article outlines bonus offers for most votes in a week, a hat purchase incentive, and the need for contestants to gather subscriptions. It lists supporters, office contact, and notes civic league activities including a new cotton platform near Main Street.
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Lewis
E. L. Moore & Cos
Herald
Moore & Co
Iso
Martha McDuffie
Mack Carmichael
Jennie Oliver
Katherine McBa
Flora Carmichael
Cora Gaddy
Pennie Culbreath
Ethel McEachern
Effie Thompson
Wage’s Mill
Madge Powel
Omega Rogers
Cora Grantham
Sally Lupo
Bank of Dillon
A. T. Corcoran
The
Heald
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Edwin Kirkland
W. C. Kirkland
Methodist
T den
Allie
Letha Braddy
Rosamund Simmons
Mary Elizabeth Stackhouse
Louise Blizard
Dorothy Moore
Mattie
Louise Bass
Julia Hamer
Fannie Bue Bethea
Mary
Bethea
Reba Nettles
Sarah Barlow
Mary McCormack
Cecil Bracey
Joe Taber
Bryan
Marion Michaux
Carl Welsh
Robert Hamilton
Fred and Carroll Hargrove
Dolph Braddy
James Bethea
Clifford McCormack
Washington
Berkeley
Clarendon
Colleton
Dorchester
Aiken
Bamberg
Barnwell
Beaufort
Edgefield
Hampton
Saluda
Anderson
Greenwood
Newberry
Oconee
Pickens
Greenville
Laurens
Union
Cherokee
Chester‘field
Kershaw
Lancaster
York Counties
Darlington
Florence
Horry
Georgetown
Marlboro
Williamsburg
Orangeburg
Richland
Sumter
Lever
Finley
Mr. Legare
Mr. Aiken
Mr Johnson
Mr. Finley
Mr. Ellerbe
Featherstone
Main Street
Railroad Avenue
L. Moore & Co's
Bunk Sherrard
Waldrop
Piedmont
Gary
Sherrard
B. L. Moore & Co's
Stubbs Co
L. Moore & Co
E. L. Moore & Co
Mary H. Barnes
C. T. O'Ferrall
E. T. Elliott
Court of Common Pleas
Dillon County
Jas. W. Hamer
James
Dr. McLeod's Infirmary
the Stubbs 'Co
Vaies
Ven Herald
Wheeler Hardware Co
Myrtle Bauman
Mary Barnes
Rock Hill
Winthrop College
R. M. O’ferrall
Blackstone
Mrs. O’ferrall
T. L. Manning
Virginia
Lena Hampton
Leakaville M. C
Farmers Union Meeting
Joe P. Lane
Ren
Morris Fass
Aweilig Ov RR
W. Bracey
Free State News
Rogers
Carrie Baker
Hamer
Civic League
Alwone
C. R. Taber
Mair Street
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